2. Server information¶
2.1. Connecting to the server¶
Environment |
URL |
---|---|
Sandbox |
|
Production |
2.2. Supported card schemes¶
Card Scheme |
Program name |
---|---|
Mastercard |
Mastercard Identity Check (previously Mastercard SecureCode) |
Visa |
Visa Secure (previously Verified by Visa) |
Discover/Diners |
ProtectBuy |
American Express |
SafeKey |
JCB |
J/Secure 2.0 |
Dankort/FBF |
Secured By Nets, EMV SBN |
UPI |
UnionPay 3-D Secure |
2.3. Versions supported¶
2.1.0
2.2.0
2.4. Making requests to the 3-D Secure Server¶
- Request methods
All requests to the 3-D Secure Server are HTTP POST requests.
- Request headers
For all requests, the content type header must be
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
- Allowed characters
Despite the charset being
utf-8
, only ASCII characters are allowed incardholderName
.Currently the
2.1.0
and2.2.0
specifications only support ASCII characters. The2.3.0.0
specification has removed any character requirements forcardholderName
, indicating that allutf-8
characters are allowed. It remains unclear if card schemes will allowutf-8
characters.- Authenticating requests
Access to the service is granted by an API key. The API key is used on each request using the
APIKey
HTTP header:APIKey: <YOUR UUID API KEY>
A failed authentication done through
cURL
looks like:$ curl -iH 'APIKey: 1bde2d3e-7f44-46df-adfd-1db8f3f75783' https://service.3dsecure.io/auth HTTP/2 401 date: Tue, 29 Oct 2019 12:42:06 GMT content-type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 content-length: 15 Invalid API Key
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